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Constellium SE (CSTM) is a global leader in advanced aluminium solutions for aerospace, automotive, and packaging industries. This dedicated news hub provides investors and industry professionals with essential updates on the company's operational developments, financial performance, and technological innovations.
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Constellium SE (NYSE: CSTM) has partnered with Renault Group to implement a closed-loop recycling system for the Megane E-TECH Electric. This innovative process will recycle aluminum manufacturing scrap back into production, minimizing CO2 emissions and maintaining material integrity. Constellium will provide high-quality aluminum sheets for both outer and inner panels of the vehicle. This partnership enhances both companies' sustainability efforts and contributes to the circular economy in the automotive sector. Additionally, Constellium is expanding its recycling capabilities with a €130 million investment in a new facility in Neuf-Brisach, expected to boost recycling capacity by approximately 130,000 tons by 2025.